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總是想要安穩的日子,可是走到最後才發現____原來安穩_只是自己太害怕一個人孤單!
過去與以後總認爲隔好遠,不想就不存在于生活,可是一轉身才發現結果不是不記得是逃避了太久.已經忘記了給自己一個不害怕的結局.
走走停停.
尋尋覓覓.
找不到自己要的永恒,也沒找到關于安穩的臂膀.
什麽是奢?什麽是求?
累了.倦了.只想我想休息時.有人可以讓我靠.告訴我不管我走了多遠,過了多長時間,他不會變.
走了太久,依旧站在路口.没有等人,看一眼天空,叹一口气.拖起行里回望走过的了路... ...
公交站牌前,:"再過一站路.車停了,有人下車就走."不是陪誰.只是並肩齊走你不寂寞我不孤單.
09年.給我一份安穩.我是真的累了.即使有終點,可不可以給我驿站.哪怕只讓我休息一下,告訴我這一站離終點不遠.

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